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BeaconThe Coshocton County
Volume 1, Number 16 Shining a Positive Light on Coshocton County December 10- December 23, 2008
Members of the Coshocton Community Choir, now in their 38th season and directed by Mr. Charles R. Snyder, presented “Children of
Heaven” on Sunday afternoon and evening, December 7th at the Coshocton High School auditorium. The Coshocton Community Choir
was accompanied by the Roscoe Brass, Co-shocton Youth Chorale and Coshocton Chil-dren’s Choir. Pictured left to right are four
members of the choir; Jamie Duling, David Dolick, Devon Duling and Rodney Mercer. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
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Community Blessed by Performance
Over 200 adult, youth and children’s voices combined in song and spirit to present ‘Children of Heaven” at the Coshocton High School Auditorium on Sunday, De-cember 7th, at 3:00 and 7:30 p.m. Under the direction of Mr. Charles R. Snyder, the blue robed members of the Coshocton Community Choir stood out from the red
poinsettias front stage and presented the Christmas story in song and voice to a near capacity audience. Held in rapt attention throughout the performance, the audience joined together in a standing ovation at the conclusion of the program, showing their appreciation to members of the Coshocton Community Choir, Coshocton Youth
Chorale and Coshocton Children’s Choir. Mr. Snyder commented following the program that, “I think it is a joy in a small community like this to see over 200 musicians come together and join voices and hearts in retelling the old story. And that’s a story for all time”.
The next issue of The Beaconwill be December 24th.
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Mark’s Musings
MARK FORTUNE
It seems that we cannot es-cape the reality of the ups and downs of life even in our own small community. Tragedies, layoffs, health issues and more combined with the holidays and the gracious giving of this community seems to in-tertwine to send a needed message of hope and op-timism across our county, and yes, even our country. Sometimes we all must wonder how things get to a point such as this, but I would imagine that our fathers and mothers, and grandfathers and grand-mothers before them, had the very same questions and thoughts. Yet, America has always rebounded from
tough times and emerged from these trials a stronger, better nation and a beacon to the world. Let’s hope that this continues as we head into what may very well be a challenging win-ter for many.There are so many groups and organizations that are working hard and devot-ing countless hours of volunteer time to help our community. The article written by freelance writer Jan Myers in this edition of The Beacon will give you a glimpse into that world and how you can help. The nice thing is that you can rest assured that folks in our community are grateful for your help.Switching gears a bit, have you ever played Wii? I spent some time yesterday playing tennis with my son – we won some – we lost some – but I can tell you that I am sore today! I guess that’s what you get when you try to be John McEnroe! At least I didn’t throw my “racket” across the room into the television. I am gearing up for my favorite Christ-mas movie of all time – “A Christmas Story” – that is played for 24 hours
straight on TBS beginning at 8:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve through 8:00 p.m. on Christmas Day. You know the story – the one about Ralphie and the Red Ryder BB gun. I think the reason I like the movie so much is that I kind of looked like Ralphie (but not that handsome) and I received a Red Ryder BB Gun one Christmas. And yes, it was just about my best Christ-mas ever. Watch for my homemade quiz in the next issue of The Beacon on the movie. Trust me; you will need to watch the movie a few times to answer these questions! I might suggest you consider watching it about 700 billion times. Whoops – that number just snuck in there – I think I have heard it somewhere in the past few weeks. For ex-ample, one question might be, how many “plus” signs does Ralphie’s teacher put on the blackboard in his dream? Yea, a tough one. I am still waiting on my leg lamp gift also – (are you listening sweetie?)Okay, if you missed the Co-shocton Community Choir, along with the Youth Cho-rale and Children’s Choir over the weekend, you missed a real treat of the holiday season in our com-munity. With over 200
voices lifted in song, the music provided a relaxing respite for a couple of hours during this oftentimes too busy season. I hope that as the blessed day approach-es, you can fi nd some time for solitude and relaxation to refl ect on all that is good and right with the world.
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Adam Daugherty recently won the third annual Founda-tion for Appalachian Ohio’s “I’m a child of Appalachia” essay contest for the fourth grade. Daugherty, a student at Keene Elementary School, was joined by members of his family at the Governor’s Resi-dence on Saturday, November 15th to receive recognition for winning the award. He was also joined by his teacher, Ms. Kirsten McPeck, and Keene Elementary principal, Jerry Olinger. Following a reading of the essay and recognition, photos were taken of Daugh-erty with the Governor, First Lady and other dignitaries. Daugherty wrote his essay on the inspiration he has re-ceived from Dr. Jacobstein about living a healthy life. Dr. Jacobstein is a heart doctor at Akron Children’s Hospital and ten year old Daugherty
has to have surgery every fi ve years to make his heart valves larger. In a quote from his es-say, Daugherty wrote that, ‘I hope to inspire other people by talking to kids who have heart problems. When I go to the doctor, I can talk to kids in the waiting room. I would also like to be part of the heart support group at Akron Chil-dren’s Hospital. I hope I can show others that even though you have heart problems; you can still live a normal life. My heart condition hasn’t slowed me down. I enjoy swimming, playing soccer at recess and 4-H. Even though you have a medical condition you can still live a normal, active life”. Daugherty is the ten year old son of Clark and Diane Daugherty. Local business Oxford Mining is one of the sponsors of the “I’m a Child of Appalachia” programming.
10 year old Adam Daugherty is pictured with Ohio Governor Ted Strick-land at the Foundati on for Appalachian Ohio’s third annual essay contest. Daugherty is the son of Clark and Diane Daugherty and is a student at Keene Elementary School. (photo contributed to The Beacon)
Daugherty wins Foundation for Appalachian Ohio’s Essay Contest
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Community Thanksgiving Dinner held at CHSPictured are Patt y Mc-Cormick and Jennifer Andrews. McCormick vol-unteered her ti me along with Andrews and other members of the CHS food service staff to help prepare the food with students and members of the community volun-teering their ti me to help serve. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)HOL CS ROP 4C.qxd:HOL CS ROP.qxd 9/4/08 1:59 PM Page 1
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Coshocton High School was the stage for the annu-al Community Thanksgiv-ing Dinner held just before Thanksgiving. Principal Bill Hartmeyer stated that, “we started this fi ve years ago and invite members of the public out. There are no school funds used and the kids all volunteer to come out and help. This teaches the kids how good it feels to be a servant and not get paid for it. I’ve come to
really enjoy this event”. Hartmeyer went on to ex-press appreciation to the food service staff volun-teers, and especially Cathy
Waibel, who gets the do-nations and organizes the workers to make this event possible.
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The delicious aroma of freshly prepared turkey and pumpkin pie filled the inte-rior of New Life Ministries on Seventh Street in Co-shocton early on Thanks-giving morning as several dozen volunteers carved up the birds that had been brought in by members of a very giving community. As New Life Ministries Pas-
tor Mark Granger scurried about issuing praises and thank you’s, he took time to express his gratitude by say-ing that, ‘I’m so very much appreciative of the generos-ity of our community even in these hard times. I know that people have sacrificed to help us during these times. So many people have called us and sent cards
– even from out of state – expressing their thanks that we were able to help one of their loved ones. It’s real – people ARE very thankful!” When asked, Tom Burris said that, “we have enough so we just donate some food each month”. Pastor Grang-er said that over 50 turkeys were donated by local com-munity members and the Muskingum Valley Chapter of the NWTF also helped us a lot. This is an all vol-unteer effort and all of the volunteers at the event went about their business quietly, just saying that, “they are glad to be able to help out”. Delivering a thanksgiv-ing meal to someone in the community complete with cupcakes that were baked by members of the River View Home Economics class certainly put a bright spot in many a Thanksgiv-ing Day.
Getting ready to march in the annual West Lafay-ette Christmas Parade are; Adrianna (age 7), Emmil-ia (age 4), and Issabelle (age 8) Flores, along with mother Jessie Flores, case manager for Big Brothers / Big Sisters of Coshocton County. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
The village of West Lafay-ette was a beehive of activ-ity on Saturday as a pan-cake breakfast, craft show,
open house at the West Lafayette branch of the Coshocton Public Library, and the traditional Christ-mas Parade, sponsored by the West Lafayette Cham-ber of Commerce, were all held in a picture perfect – but very cold – scene. An-drea Schweitzer of the li-brary stated that, “anytime we can bring a gathering of people into the village and celebrate the season, it’s a good thing”. As members of always present REACT stopped traffic, Mayor Jack Patterson and his wife led the parade through West Lafayette. Before the pa-rade, Mayor Patterson said that “the parade means a lot, especially for the children. We like to see the snow, just maybe not so cold. This is for the kids and we are grateful to the Cham-ber of Commerce (West Lafayette) for sponsoring the parade”. Members of the award winning Ridge-wood Marching Generals stayed true to form despite
the bitter cold and winds, perhaps getting a jump start from some of the hot chocolate at the library be-fore the parade! But with flags twirling, drums beat-ing and horns blowing, the Generals capped off a great season with the parade. Members of Boy Scouts Pack 409, with den lead-er Jeffrey Conner, along with Bears, Webelos and Wolves, braved the cold to ride in a National Guard vehicle decked out with the U. S. flag, Ohio flag and Ridgewood flag. Other participants in the parade were Girl Scouts, Habitat for Humanity, Big Broth-ers / Big Sisters, homecom-ing queens and attendants, West Lafayette Hometown Festival Queen Shelby Matchett, West Lafayette police and fire department vehicles and personnel - all who braved the cold to help support their community.
Snowy Winter Scene Backdrop for West Lafayette Christmas Parade and Library Open House
Pictured left to right are; Jill Bussey and Tammy Burris, who, when asked why they were volunteering, said that “they just wanted to do it”. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
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Christmas Candlelightings in Historic Roscoe VillageVisitors to Historic Roscoe Village will experience an old-fashioned Christmas in this restored canal town dur-ing our annual Christmas Candlelighting Ceremonies on December 6, 13 and 20, 2008. A favorite among guests and locals alike, the candlelightings begin at 6pm each Saturday evening. During the ceremony, tra-ditional carols are sung by guest choirs, and the read-ing of a cherished Christ-
mas story compliments the dramatic lighting of the 35-foot Village Christmas Tree. Share in the tradition of lighting your own candle as the Honorary Candle-lighter passes the flame to the crowd during the sing-ing of “Silent Night.” Holiday activities taking place on the Satur-days of Christmas Candle-lightings include art with Santa Claus from 12N to 2pm on all three candle-
lightings, horse-drawn sur-rey rides and a live reindeer exhibit from 3pm-6pm at the Visitor Center on December 13th. Enjoy warm roasted chestnuts, hot-mulled cider and cookies as you delight in the live Christmas music throughout the Village.In addition, “A Roscoe Christmas” tour of the liv-ing history buildings, takes place on a leisure basis from 10am to 5pm and as a guided tour at 7pm each
Saturday. Cost of the tour is $9.95 for adults and $4.95 for students. Discover the evolution of the Christmas card as you print your own Christmas bookmark, be entertained with Canal Era toys while creating a toy of your own as a Roscoe Vil-lage keepsake and sample a few Christmas treats while you learn about the 1800s Christmas decorations.
Visitors to the Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Co-shocton on December 5th and 6th will get to step back into the biblical era when they venture into A Night in Bethlehem. The
free event will take place from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. each evening. This is the second year for the church to cre-ate this special holiday mar-ketplace.Bob Brems, Sr. is the chair of A Night in Beth-lehem com-mittee at the Emmanuel Lu-theran Church. “We recreate a biblical-era marketplace in the auditorium of the church,” e x p l a i n e d Brems. “We use canvas,
tarps and bales of hay to make the setting look re-alistic, and visitors can in-teract with costumed shop-keepers and townsfolk. We also set up a manger scene.”
Brems says the market-place is perfect for children and adults. “We have many marketplace shops, several where kids can do some kind of hands-on activity,” continued Brems. “We have a dye shop, a perfum-ery, a food market, a sandal shop, a toy shop, mosaics and a stand where kids can make a small flute. Chil-dren will also get wooden figures to take home and set up as their own manger scene.”Judy Maxwell is handling staffing and costuming for the marketplace characters. Don Hawthorne oversees the set building, and Tim Marshal leads publicity. Brems says the Emmanuel Lutheran Church invites everyone in the area to at-tend A Night in Bethlehem on the 5th and 6th. Passage through the village should take 15-30 minutes. The church is located at 1500 Pleasant Valley Drive and has plenty of parking.“We had a lot of positive
comments after the event last year,” said Brems. “It’s a good way to get the holiday season started. We like to offer this event to the community in an effort to keep Christ in Christ-mas.”
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Monday, Dec. 8 – Cabbage Casserole, Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Peaches, Dinner Roll/Marg., Milk.Tuesday, Dec. 9 – Pub Burger, Scalloped Potatoes, Spinach, 100% Grape Juice, Sourdough/Marg., Milk.Wednesday, Dec. 10 – BBQ Chicken, Lyonnaise Potatoes, Brussels Sprouts, Mixed Fruit, Muffin/Marg., Milk.Thursday, Dec. 11 – Lasagna, Green Beans, Tossed Salad, Cottage Cheese/Pineapple, Italian Bread/Marg., MilkFriday, Dec. 12 - Center Closed -Employee Recognition Luncheon.
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Pictured as the woman shopkeeper is Joyce Sees and Bob Brems Sr. as the male customer.
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This community has many giving individuals and orga-nizations. Here’s a look at a few of those. Follow your heart, and give where you feel led this holiday season.
New Life Ministries Community Outreach Dinners and Community Food PantryThe New Life Ministries Community Outreach Din-ners are served on Thanks-giving and Christmas Days. This is the sixth year for the dinners. “We delivered over 430 Thanksgiving dinners this year, and served 117 at the church,” said Mark Granger. “We had over 100 volunteers helping us that day.” Granger says he expects that many for the Christmas din-ner as well. They could still use donations of turkeys and ham for the upcoming Christ-mas dinner.The food pantry was started at the church in 2003. To re-ceive food from the food pan-try, interested parties can sign up in person on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 9 and 11 am at the church. “We used to order in 1,800 pounds of food for the monthly food pantry distribution,” said Granger. “Now we need at
least 2,300 to 2,400 pounds to feed everyone.”In November, they served 697 people with food for the month supplying a minimum of nine meals per person. They are always taking do-nations of food for the food pantry such as canned foods – especially canned meats and soups; crackers, cereals, pasta, sauce, Ramen Noo-dles. Any deer hunters who want to donate their deer can contact the church. The food pantry also takes financial contributions. Granger says they can always use more volunteers to help with the food pantry. Dona-tions can be dropped off at the double glass doors at the New Life Ministries Church at 727 S. 7th St. Call first to make sure someone is there at 740-622-2181.
Toys for TotsEven though Toys for Tots is fairly new to Coshocton, the organization has beenaround for over 80 years. Christi Olinger is the local coordinating officer forCoshocton County Toys for Tots.
They are collecting new toys at various drop-off sites throughout the county including the real estate of-fices in the city of Coshoc-ton and Big Lots. “If you or your organization has a large amount of toys, we can also arrange to pick them up for you,” said Olinger. “Annin and Co. has been great to help us by supplying trucks and labor.”
Olinger says that last year was the first year for Toys for Tots to serve Coshocton and they provided toys for over 90 children. This year they have requests for 178 kids. “The Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Foundation gives a corporate donation of $2,000 to help toward the toy purchase, plus we have col-lected nearly that much lo-cally,” said Olinger. “The lo-cal firefighter’s toy chest and I also work close together to make sure all the kids in the area are taken care of.”Olinger says that Toys for Tots has been collecting toys and funds all year long. Kraft Foods collected over 80 toys and $160 in financial contri-butions. The Amvets Auxil-iary #36 sent in $600 and the ‘Christmas in July’ raised over $365 and around 100
toys. There are also donation cans at Arby’s, Crowtown Pizza and Dominoes Pizza.“The food pantry in Nellie is my main source for collect-ing names of children in the county with the need for the toys,” explained Olinger. Anyone who wants to con-tribute new unwrapped toys can drop them off at the above mentioned locations or to Olinger at Peddicord Rice at 838 S. 2nd Street in Coshocton, or contact her at (740) 202-0150 to arrange pick up of large quantities of toys.Send financial contributions to Toys for Tots, C/O Christi Olinger, Peddicord Rice, 838 S. 2nd St., Coshocton. For more information about Toys for Tots, visit www.toysfortots.org.
Nellie Food PantryJohn and Sharon Kirch are both pastors of God’s Eternal Love Fellowship in Nellie. They started the Nellie Food Pantry (Open Pantry Nel-lie) 5 ½ years ago to serve county residents. “We get lots of help from other area churches, organizations and individuals,” said Sharon, “especially the River View Ministerial Association.”The Nellie Food Pantry dis-tributes food once a month. “We usually feed close to 400 people each month,” said Sharon, “but this last month it was over 500. We’ve no-ticed a lot of new people who feel they have no choice but to come in for the food.” They order their food sup-plies from Mid-Ohio Food Bank. The monthly needs re-quire 6,000 to 12,000 pounds of food. “We try to give out enough for 20 meals per month per person,” said Sha-ron. “We are only required to provide nine meals.”Any help the pantry receives, Sharon says, is truly a bless-ing. “Roscoe United Meth-odist Church, Prairie Chapel, Gospel Hill, Dutch Run and New Life Ministries have all helped us greatly,” she add-ed. “Contributions from the Coshocton County Board of Realtors, the Amvets, Tiver-ton Homemakers, Larry Stahl, Colgate-Palmolive, the local granges and many others, have made what we do possible.”The financial contributions they get can go much fur-
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Coshocton County Fire Fighters Toy ChestLisa Wilson is the volunteer coordinator for the Coshoc-ton County Fire Fighters Toy Chest. Wilson says her en-tire family has been involved with this toy drive for many years. This year the Fire Fighters Toy Chest will serve 680 kids from over 315 fami-lies. “This year is the high-est number of requests we’ve had,” said Wilson. “We guar-antee at least one toy for each child.” “We ask for new unwrapped toys to be dropped off at the City Fire Department, the Walhonding Valley Fire Dept., NAPA in Coshocton and the Coshocton Dairy Queen by December 14,” continued Wilson. They will also take nicer used game systems. GameScape in Co-shocton will offer 20% off the purchase of a used game system that is for the Toy Chest. “There are many people re-ally hurting in this area right now, and we’ve seen a num-ber of new people,” contin-ued Wilson. “It could be any one of us who could fall on hard times and need help. The $5 you spend to buy a toy for one of these kids just might really make their day.”The Toy Chest also accepts monetary donations and con-tributions of wrapping paper and tape. Checks can be sent to the Coshocton County Fire Fighters Association - CCFFA, P.O. Box 158, War-saw, OH 43844. For more information, contact Wilson at (740) 824-5046.
Agents Realty and Auc-tion Service Toys for Kids ProjectFor eleven years, Agents Re-alty and Auction Service has been giving out toys to Co-shocton County kids in need. “We donate proceeds from
the Christmas auction that we had on November 21 toward the purchase of new toys,” said Sheri Fortune. “We buy toys from the special toy auc-tion that we have at each of the December auctions. Pa-trons also buy toys from the auction and contribute funds toward the cause.”Fortune coordinates with local agencies such as Hopewell School and Job and Family Services to find the children who need the toys. They try to give at least five gifts per child, typically helping 75 to 100 children. Students from the juvenile court diversion program help them wrap the gifts.If you want to help in some way, you can attend one of the auctions to buy new toys for the project. The toy auc-tions are held on Fridays, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the auction house located at 23024 County Road 621. You can also drop off new toys or monetary donations at the office.“Paul Cochran is the dealer who brings the toys each year in to sell at the auc-tions,” said Fortune. “This is a community activity and we are very thankful to ev-eryone who comes to the auctions and supports the project.” For more informa-tion, contact Agents Realty and Auction Service at (740) 622-0700.
Salvation ArmyCaptain John and Tricia Cor-nelius feel blessed to be serv-ing in Coshocton. They’ve been here for a year and a half and can’t say enough positive about the area. “It touches our hearts to see how this community gives,” said Tricia. “We have something very special going on in this county. There are so many people here who could really use the money, but they are giving. We haven’t seen that in other communities where we’ve lived. Plus, the media is so supportive here of the community projects.”The Salvation Army is a United Way Agency. “Ap-proximately 1/3 of our bud-get comes from United Way funds,” said Capt. John.This time of year, the Salva-tion Army is very visible with kettle ringers posted through-out the area collecting do-nations. “All of the money raised from the kettle col-lections goes toward feeding people in the area,” explained Capt. John.The kettle collections will take place through December
24. They are always in need of volunteers to help with the ringing. Contact the Salvation Army Youth Pastor, Brennen Hinzman at 622-0971 to vol-unteer.The Salvation Army Christ-mas Castle Project is assist-ing 477 Coshocton children buy winter clothing. That is a substantial number more than in the past. Last year 360 kids were assisted. The shop-ping days are December 10 and 11 and volunteers are still needed. “We would be grate-ful to any help we could get in taking the children shop-ping,” stressed Capt. John. “Those two days we have 60 children coming in every hour throughout the afternoons. Just call or stop in on those days to help.”The Salvation Army also needs volunteers to help the week of December 15 to pick up and package food from the food drives at various schools and churches. “We are as-sisting 551 families this year with food for the holiday,” stated Capt. John. “We will put together food boxes for 400 of those families and the rest are being assisted by the ‘Adopt a Family’ program we started last year. Area businesses, churches, schools and groups take care of put-ting together food boxes for a family they ‘adopt’ for the season. Over 750 children are represented in those 500 families. Gary Collins at Col-lins Meat and Food Market works with us and each food box receives a gift certificate from his store.”Volunteers are also needed on December 22 as they distrib-ute the food and toys. “We definitely don’t have a short-age of volunteer needs,” stat-ed Capt. John. “We always need food, clothing, financial support and food items.”Even though they are more noticeable during Christmas, the Salvation Army meets needs throughout the year and can always use assistance with their clothing room and food pantry. “We’re spending between $4,000 and $5,000 a month for food to take care of the needs,” explained Capt. John. “It is becoming very difficult to meet the demand for food. That is a nation-wide struggle. But we have so many generous people who bring in food and contribu-tions. We are also getting a lot of venison from the deer hunters.”Capt. John and Tricia stress that it is important to give to all the area food pantries since not any one of them can meet
all the needs. Capt. John says that anyone could be in need at some time. The demographic and age group of those in need has expanded. “We have people who come in and tell us that the Salvation Army had helped them in the past and now they want to contrib-ute to our current needs,” said Capt. John. “We have lots of people who call up and ask ‘What do you need?’ and they send it in.”To volunteer or contribute to the many Salvation Army projects including their youth program, food pantry, cloth-ing room and general assis-tance, contact them at (740) 622-0971 or (740) 622-2386 or send checks to Salvation Army, 219 N. 4th St., Co-shocton, OH 43812. “Contributions can be desig-nated as to what area they’d like to see the money used for,” explained Capt. John. “Leave it up to whatever God puts on your heart to give. We are so blessed in this com-munity to have such giving people. I know God is going to bless all those who have been giving whether it’s been a large amount or a small amount.”
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Ridgewood Wrestling: Will Allen, Nick Bassett, Sam Carpenter, Coy Bissett, Dustin Sharier, Max Freetage, Ron Jones, Zach Wueen, Jay Elliott, Nathan Anderson, Austin Bates, Jake Conrad, John Moran, Mark Hale, Jarod Conrad, Jay McVay, Jacob Wise, Dakota Albertson, Quentin Sharier, Jake Zeigler. (Order of names does not match photo.)
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Hopewell Indians Basketball: School-Age: Scott Balantine, Brandon Corder, Nolland Fowler, Jessica Phillips, Nick McElhaney, Kenrick Fowler, Kaden Johnson, Riley Reveal.Adults: Suzie McCandless, Tom Moyer, Paul Williamson, Lindsay Ashcraft, Zach Gonter, Todd Walker, Troy Gibson, Vince Manning, Sam Bennet. (Order of names does not match photo.)
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2008 Coshocton County Ju-nior Fair Queen Sara Daugh-erty opened the evening’s festivities by welcoming everyone to the banquet and thanking senior fair board members, junior fair board advisors, fellow 4-H club members and especially her mom and dad “for helping me with this experience of 4-H”.The nearly 150 guests in attendance were treated to a delicious meal of cheesy potatoes, pulled pork (deli-cious Bob Buxton!), salad, stuffing, homemade bread (wow!), green beans and des-sert during the home-style served dinner. The dinner
was sponsored by The Home Loan Savings Bank, National City Bank, and the Coshocton County Agricultural Society (Fair Board). Along with the entire kitchen staff and serv-ers, Maureen Pritchard was recognized for baking 27 loaves of homemade bread! Jan Luce recognized shoot-ing sports instructors Tom Allman and Don Rodabaugh for their years of service to the Coshocton County 4-H Shooting Sports program. Don jokingly mentioned that, “I have known Tom for 40 years and we’re still friends!” The pair started at Cyclops in 1959 on the same machine
on the same day and have worked together in the shoot-ing sports program for over 10 years. They were both awarded with the Ambassa-dor Award. Allman told the applauding audience that, “I just enjoy teaching the kids”.Various awards were given to advisors for their years of service; Maureen Pritchard, John McAllister and Joe Wells were all recognized for 25 years, Jim McClure for 35 years, and his wife Jayne McClure for 30 years of ser-vice to the 4-H youth of our community. Jean Rausch of the West Lafayette Orange Blossoms 4-H club was recognized for her 52 years of service. Scott Graves made the pre-sentation for the Friend of 4-H Award to Ron Seitz, who is a past-president of River View FFA, plant man-ager of a local feed business and has been involved with livestock for 18 years. A Partners in 4-H Community Award presentation was given to Pam Addy and Kraft Foods for their generous support of the 4-H junior fair food stand, with 25 cases of hotdogs do-nated this past year.Special awards were present-ed to Pam Gilmore, Vickie Davis, Jean Haumschild and Ellen McClain by Sarah Jane Lindsey, OSU Extension Agent, for their work with the 4-H youth of Coshocton County.
Now is the time for local youth, 4-H members as well as non-4-H members, to sign up for 4-H Shooting Sports classes. The classes offered in January in-clude Beginning Air Rifle, Air Pistol, and Position Shooting Air Rifle. Parents or youth should call the OSU Extension office at 622-2265 to register for the classes. All classes are taught by certified instructors with safety as the main emphasis. Later in the spring, classes will be offered in Archery I, Shotgun I, Shotgun II, Hunting and Wildlife, Muzzle Loading, Reloading Metallic, Reloading Shotshell, and Living History.Beginning Air Rifle Any girl or boy at least 8 years old and third grade through 18 years of age on Jan-uary 1st of 2009 is eligible to sign up for the Beginning Air Rifle classes. These six classes will be on Monday evenings, 5:45 - 7:00 p.m., beginning January 12th through Febru-ary 16th. A second class time is on Tuesday evenings, 5:45
- 7:00 p.m., beginning January 13th through February 17th. Classes are held at Hathaway Construction, 177 N. 18th Street in Coshocton. Cost is $15 per child which includes the project book. Air rifles are provided. Participants provide safety glasses or glasses may be purchased for $5 additional.Air Pistol Six classes of Air Pistol will be offered on Mondays, 7:15 - 8:30 p.m., January 12th through February 16th. Youth may enroll who are at least 8 years old and in the third grade through 18 years of age as of January 1, 2009. Par-ticipants must have previously taken 4-H Beginning Air Rifle classes or previous training. Air Pistol classes will be held at Hathaway Inc., 177 N. 18th Street in Coshocton. Cost is $15 per person which included the project book. Air pistols are provided. The participant must provide safety glasses or glasses may be purchased for $5 additional.
Position Shooting Air Rifle Eight classes of Position Shooting Air Rifle will be of-fered teaching position shoot-ing of prone, standing, kneel-ing, and sitting. The eight classes will be 7:15 - 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays starting January 13th through March 3rd. Par-ticipants must have previously taken 4-H Beginning Air Rifle classes, be at least 10 years old, and physically capable of safely handling the advanced air rifle. Classes will be held at Hatha-way Construction. Cost is $15 per person which includes the project book. Advanced air rifles will be provided. Par-ticipants are to provide safety glasses or glasses may be pur-chased for $5 additional. And mark July 11 - 12 (ages 9-12) and July 13 - 17 (ages 12-18) on the 2009 calendar for the State 4-H Shooting Education Camps held at Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp near Jackson, Ohio. More details on 4-H Shoot-ing Sports Camps are available from the OSU Extension office.
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Tom Allman (right) and Don Rodabaugh were recently rec-ognized with the 4-H Ambassador Award at the annual 4-H Leaders Banquet held at The Presbyterian Church in Coshoc-ton. The pair was recognized for their many years of volun-teer service to the youth of Coshocton County through their involvement in the 4-H Shooting Sports Program. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
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they gather to roll, cut and bake the cookies. “We have lots of fun and a lot of peo-ple donate the ingredients to help make the sale a suc-cess”, said St. Clair.
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heard throughout the crowd. Throughout the day, guests can enjoy art with Santa, strolling carolers, candlelight tours, complimentary hot-mulled cider and cookies and many other holi-day festivities.
Holiday Party of the Positive Purpose MS Support Group. The Positive Purpose MS Support Group is planning a Holiday Party on Saturday, December 13th starting at 1:00 p.m. The event will take place at Jerry’s Great Amer-ican Restaurant located at 275 S. Whitewoman Street in Coshocton. This luncheon will be a buffet which is sponsored by the National Mul-tiple Sclerosis Society. We ask each attendee to bring a $5 wrapped gift for a “Chinese Gift Exchange” which turns into a fun game for everyone! Please RSVP to Angie at 740/545-0620 or Cj at 740/824-4370. If you would rath-er, email Angie at [email protected] or Cj at [email protected] . Please join us for a fun filled afternoon at the Holiday Party for the PPMS!
Christmas Program. Chalfant Church will hold their Annual Christmas Program on December 14th at 2p.m. with a Potluck dinner beginning at 1:00 p.m. There will be treats for the children and the public is invited. Chalfant Church, the first established Church in Coshocton, is locat-ed on County Road 439, one mile East of State Route 60.
NoticeRemoval of Snow from Sidewalks. City residents are reminded that city code section 96.16 requires owners or occupants to keep sidewalks free from snow. With more winter weather ahead of us, plan to allow time to clean your sidewalks after each snowfall especially to aid our students and other walkers.
At The LibraryThurs., Dec. 11: WL Children’s Christmas PartyChildren, K-6th grade, are invited to The West Lafayette Branch for a Holiday Children’s Par-ty, on Thursday, December 11, from 3:30-4:30. Please register online or call the Branch, 545-
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Sat., Dec. 13: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, au-dio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 10 AM - 1 PM
Mon., Dec. 15: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, au-dio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 3 PM - 6 PM
Wed., Dec. 17: Books Galore Book StoreThe Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, audio books, and books galore, all at rock-bot-tom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 10 AM - 1 PM
Wed., Dec. 17: Teens: Plugged and Un-pluggedVideo Games, Internet Access, Board Games, Snacks, Friends, Fun! 1 PM - 5 PM
Thurs., Dec. 18: Teen Movie Night. The Branch Library invites teens to this after-hours pro-gram featuring ‘Fred Claus.’ Popcorn and pop are provided. Free admission. Teens may bring their friends. Space is limited. Register by call-ing 740-545-667. 5 PM - 7:30 PM
Sat., Dec.. 20: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, au-dio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 10 AM - 1 PM
Wed., Dec. 24: Closed-Christmas Eve
Thurs., Dec. 25: Closed-Christmas Day
Wed., Dec. 31: Closed-New Year’s Eve
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Chocolate Glazed Shortbread Cookies
1 cup Butter1 cup Powdered Sugar2 cups flour2 cups almonds, finely chopped6 oz. semi-sweet chocolate chips
Cream butter and sugar. Gradually add flour. Stir in half of the nuts. Chill dough for one hour. Preheat oven to 325 F. Form 1 t. dough into a 2 inch long finger. Cut in half lengthwise and place cut side down on a ungreased cookie sheet. Bake for 15 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on wire rack. Melt chocolate. Dip one end of cookie into chocolate, then into nuts. Cool on wax paper until set.
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All items must be picked up by 4:30 P.M. December 23, 2008. Items that are charged or delivered are not eligible and will not get the discount.
WE WILL REOPEN January 2, 2009 *Excluding FatHeads & Sawstop
Sale discounts not subject to prior sales.Sale discounts are off regular retail prices.
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Christmas Postcard PerfectAn almost ideal winter setting set the stage for a horse drawn carriage ride through Roscoe Village on Saturday for Shaye McCoy (age 6), Sean Adkins (age 3), Kerry Rapp, Dianne Smith and Kelly Adkins. The kids were spending time with their Aunt Kerry and Grandma, who was visiting from Charleston, West Virginia. The kids were bun-dled up tight against the cold as they enjoyed a ride on the snowy streets. The car-riage is owned by Patti and Wayne Smith of St. Louisville, Ohio and will be providing rides in Roscoe Village throughout the holiday season. For details, we suggest you send an email to: [email protected]. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
Roscoe Village volunteers, along with members of the Roscoe Village landscape department, are pictured here helping decorate the Christmas tree inside the Visitor’s Center. Volunteers also made live pine window sill swags, and helped with many of the decorations in and around the village during November. Diana Swigert, an employee of the Roscoe Village Landscape Department, oversees the Christmas decorating in historic Roscoe Village. Connie Miller is the Landscape Department manager. Live pine wreaths that are ordered from Scheetz Tree Farms are decorated with pine cones, berries, plants and flowers, which were gathered and dried during the summer. You still have the opportunity to participate in the two remaining Candlelighting Ceremonies in Roscoe Village on Saturday, December 13th and Saturday, December 20th. The candlelight-ing begins at 6:00 p.m. Share in the tradition of lighting the Christmas tree and participate in lighting your own candle as “Silent Night” is heard throughout the crowd. Throughout the day, guests can enjoy art with Santa, strolling carolers, candlelight tours, complimentary hot-mulled cider and cookies and many other holiday festivities.
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Coshocton Girls Varsity Basketball: Autumn Bowman, Alli Kittell, Katie Clough, Kitrina Neiger, Mikki Meek, Katy Johnson, Shay Counts, Brittany Neiger, Jenna Kreider, Nicole DeJesu, Natosha Peyatt, Taylor Arnold, Head Coach: Brent Carter. (Order of names does not match photo.)
Coshocton Boys Varsity Basketball: Joby Henry, Alex Akers, Chris Miller, Logan Huebner, Marcus Johnston, Andrew Wallace, Dominque McCluskey, Dave Brown, Christian Taylor, Joe Hilgenberg. (Order of names does not match photo.)
Coshocton Dance Team: MacKenzie Wheeler, Keirstin Johnson, Hannah Chaney, JaeLynn Meek, Taylor Burke, Shelby Kestler, Olivia Bosson, Abagail Frank, Alexandra Philabaum, Kenzie Martin, Kalyn Markley, Emily Finton, McKenna Johnson, Lauren Szmczak, Paige Unger, Kallie Unger, Allison Wiandt, Carley Walker, Laken Ward, Michelle Gamble, Carlin Huntington. (Order of names does not match photo.)Dance Team Performs at all Coshocton Boys Basketball home games.
Coshocton Wrestling: Zack Cantrell, Brandan Stottsberry, John Kimberley, Mason Ruby, Cameron Ridenbaugh, Kevin Lepley, Andrew Endsley, Clay Andrews, Jorgan Alverson, Brandon Walker, Jacob Bresciani, Seth Nolan, Layton Graves, Drew McNichols, Justin Thompson, Justin Lillibridge, Michael Aaberg, Logan Banks. (Order of names does not match photo.)
Good Luck to All Area Teams from The Coshocton County Beacon!
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River View Girls Varsity Basketball: Katie Sampsel, Cortnie Kelso, K.J. Todd, Karly Jones, Whitney Fry, Jenna Saylor, Bri Stevens, Megan Shaw, Alexis Lawrentz, Laurin Hampton, Olivia Neace, Kari Daugherty. Head Coach: Caroline Daugherty, Varsity Assistant: Bill Daugherty.(Order of names does not match photo.)
River View Boys Varsity Basketball: Scott Poland, Brant Schonauer, Kyle Bassett, Jared Miller, Nick Johnson, Steve Hammond, Vince Moore, Tyler Dawson.Head Coach: Todd Herman, Varsity Assistants: Jesse Smoulder. (Order of names does not match photo.)
River View Wrestling: Foster Cool, Brody Fry, Derek Krownapple, Brett MellorLayton Roark, Ryan Zornes, Tucker Burris, David Rice, Aaron Smith, Ian Kelton, Ethan Mckee, Aaron King, Zachary McClain, Brodie Scherer, Shawn Walters. (Order of names does not match photo.)
River View Girls Swim Team: Keirsten Ashcraft, Amanda Els, Taylor Fox, Katie Garrett, Rachel Hammond, HeeRan Jung, Courtney Lupher, Kenzie Manns, Krista Maust, Gabriel Mitchell, Alexa Norris, Courtney Timmons, Katie Worthington.(Order of names does not match photo.)
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thru Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm and Saturday’s from 8:00 am to whenever the last customer leaves the shop! Bry-an and Lisa pride themselves on operating a business with quality service, long hours for your convenience and low prices. Currently they have two full time employees and three part-time employees. You can contact the business by phone at 740-824-5163 or via email at: [email protected]. The couple also operate a weekly garbage business. In addition to Dean, Goodyear, Dunlop, Republic, National, Nexen, Firestone, Bridgestone, Maxxis, Toyo and Yokohama brands of tires, they also offer tire repair services. Credit cards accept-ed are Visa and MasterCard. Utilizing state of the art equip-ment, you can be assured that Wine-n-Sons Tires will treat you like family. After all, this is a family business.
Wine – n – Sons Tire offer state of the art equipment midst family owned business. Pictured left to right are; Tyler Wine, Gary Steiner, (tire technician), Trevor Wine, Lisa, Tori and Bryan Wine. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
Wine –N – Sons Tires
What an exciting year! 2008 saw a major loss with the relocation of Pretty Products to Tennessee but it also experienced some significant successes. While the unemployment rate peaked at 10.1% last month, it has dropped re-cently. Despite a nation-al recession, Coshocton County is home to some successes that it can be proud of. Baker Trucking closed its Dover operations and consolidated in Coshocton with 80 new jobs coming with it. EVO Manufactur-ing brought its manufac-turing operations from Pa-taskala to Coshocton and
about 10 new jobs with an-other 6 - 10 new jobs to be created over the next three years. RHDD announced a $6.8 million assisted living facility to be built in Co-shocton with 25 new jobs being created. I'm particularly excited that Organic Technolo-gies, a home grown busi-ness, acquired the former JII Publications building in Coshocton giving it a fresh and active look again. The community also saw many other companies make new investments reinforcing their presence here includ-ing SanCasT in Coshoc-ton, Jones Metal in West Lafayette, American Elec-tric Power in Conesville, among many others. Raven's Glenn Winery and the Unusual Junc-tion both expanded with a travel planner service and craft and gift shop located in the high destination area on U.S. 36 north of West Lafayette. It's also very exciting to see the emergence of the Community Development supported by a Commit-tee of 100 and significant contributions of $10,000 having been made by Bue-hler's Food Markets and the Schooler Family Foun-dation. More than $5000 was raised for this fund during the first ever Deal or Not a Deal held in West
Lafayette last month. To date, more than $40,000 has been deposited in this account. The Community Development Fund has al-ready been used to hire a consulting firm from Canal Fulton to prepare an ap-plication to the U.S. EPA for a $400,000 grant. If awarded, the funds will allow the port authority to develop a brownfield and underground storage tank inventory throughout the county. Why is this im-portant? Sites must first be identified before additional funds can be secured to ei-ther cleanup or redevelop the properties. The Co-shocton County Chamber of Commerce is also assist-ing in this undertaking. The year also saw a study undertaken on the former GE property in Coshocton. Hull & Associates is ex-pected to complete its re-development and environ-mental analysis this month or early next month which should outline the potential redevelopment opportuni-ties or obstacles at the 79-acre site. So although our nation is deep into a recession, we have much to be thankful for at home with all things being considered. I wish each of the Beacon's read-ers a wonderful and happy Holiday Season!
Economic Development ReportT.J. Justice, Executive DirectorCoshocton Port Authority
Tom Roahrig of the War-saw Business Association reported that the Texas
Hold ‘Em tournament held this past Friday and Satur-day, December 5th and 6th
went well despite the cold and snowy weather. Held at the Bethlehem Grange, the monies raised will ben-efit the Warsaw Business Association and the Higher Hopes Therapeutic Riding Center. The WBA donates monies raised from several events held throughout the year to various causes in the community, including the recent holiday candle lighting and Santa Parade in Warsaw. Roahrig stat-ed that, “even though the weather was bad, people still came out and support-ed us. Besides many loyal local supporters, people came from as far away as Lancaster and Miller-sport”.
Pictured are Nicole Miller and Jim Hawkins at the Texas Hold ‘Em tournament held Friday and Saturday at the Bethlehem Grange near Warsaw. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
Poker Fund-Raiser Successful Despite Weather
The Coshocton County Beacon • December 10, 2008 www.coshoctoncountybeacon.com • Classified Hotline 622-4ADS Page 19
(NAPSI)-During the holidays and at various times through-out the year, many people find themselves sitting down at more than one dinner table--eat-ing and drinking to their heart’s content--then trying to make up for it.
While a majority of people gain their excess body fat or weight from October to January, there are things you can do to prevent that from happening. Here are some simple tips from HSN’s fitness expert Tony Little, to help make the holiday season easier on your body.
• Be conscious of what you eat. While at parties and dinners, limit your caloric intake and try not to eat more than a normal meal. Also, try using a smaller plate in the buffet line and opt for the fruit salad before you take a Swedish meatball.
• Move. Try to get your metab-olism up by walking, jogging, stepping, biking or Gazelle-ing inside your house with equip-ment. A minimum of 15 minutes a day or 30 minutes every other day will keep your fat-burning metabolism revved while you’re eating delicious holiday foods.
• Eat more. Lose more by eating five to six smaller meals and not
g o r g - i n g
yourself. Even if the foods are mostly in the high-calorie holi-day category, you’re still keep-ing your metabolism at a higher rate and not slowing it down for weight gain.
• Water, water, water. It’s better for metabolism and fat elimina-tion, great as a diuretic, and nec-essary to all bodily functions in the weight-loss process.
Increased weight gain is com-mon during the fall and winter months, especially with reduced physical activity due to weather, holiday shopping and eating. So
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small meals frequently and drink lots of water.
Known to millions around the world as America’s Personal Trainer, Tony Little has been active in the fitness industry for over 30 years. He has won sev-eral titles in bodybuilding cham-pionships and has logged more U.S. TV airtime than most celeb-rities. Little delivers fun and easy solutions to help you achieve and maintain your fitness and well-ness goals. He can be seen fre-quently on HSN. For product and fitness information, visit the Web site at www.hsn.com.
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LUXURIOUS LIVING!Luxurious describes this expansive brick beauty in a country setting near Adams Mills. Several updates and amenities which include new roof, water well and surveillance system. Lower level features a full finished walkout basement w/second kitchen. Also included are a huge workshop and multi-purpose addition (56x30). Wow, over 3400 total sq. ft. with a 3 car attached garage sitting on 1.37 acres.
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MOVE RIGHT IN!Move right into this charming 2 bedroom home. Features include vinyl siding, first-floor laundry, outbuilding and some replacement windows. Great starter home or investment property!
A MUST SEE!Great 3 bedroom 1.5 bath house located in West Lafayette. You must see this property to appreciate the numerous updates inside and out which include: New fixtures, paint, 200 Amp electric service, newer roof, landscaping and more. This home also fea-tures a first floor master bedroom, bath and laundry. Schedule your showing today!
$59,900
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! Great Business Opportunity! Own your own busi-ness for less than $100,000. The real estate, business and inventory of The Conesville Store is for sale. Good money making opportunity! Pizza oven, coolers, deli case, beverage license and much more. Don’t miss this one. Contact agent for details.
WHAT A CHARMER!What a charmer! This Cape Cod home offers 2-4 bedrooms, finished attic, family room in basement, 2 car detached garage with alley access, 200AMP service, central air, deck area, replacement win-dows, and lots of storage. Located near Coshocton schools.
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Coshocton Varsity Boys Basketball12/05/08 Ridgewood High School 12/06/08 Newcomerstown High School 12/12/08 Meadowbrook High School 12/13/08 College of Wooster Hoops Classic vs. Northwestern H.S. 12/19/08 Cambridge High School 12/23/08 River View High School 12/27/08 Utica 12/30/08 Tri−Valley High School 01/09/09 New Philadelphia High 01/10/09 Olentangy Orange High School 01/13/09 Claymont High School 01/16/09 Dover High School 01/20/09 Carrollton High School 01/27/09 Meadowbrook High School 01/30/09 Cambridge High School 02/03/09 River View High School 02/06/09 New Philadelphia High 02/10/09 Buckeye Trail High School 02/13/09 Claymont High School 02/20/09 Dover High School
River View Varsity Boys Basketball 12/05/08 Newark Catholic12/06/08 Harrison Central12/09/08 Claymont H.S.12/16/08 John Glenn H.S.12/19/08 Dover H.S.12/23/08 Coshocton H.S.12/30/08 Mount Vernon H.S.01/02/09 Ridgewood H.S.01/09/09 Meadowbrook H.S.01/13/09 Cambridge01/16/09 New Philadelphia H.S.01/20/09 West Holmes H.S.01/23/09 Claymont H.S.01/24/09 Philo H.S.01/30/09 Dover H.S.02/03/09 Coshocton H.S.02/06/08 Meadowbrook H.S.02/13/09 Cambridge02/17/09 Tri-Valley H.S.02/20/09 New Philadelphia H.S.
Newcomerstown Varsity Boys Basketball12/05/08 Newark Catholic12/06/08 Harrison Central12/09/08 Claymont H.S.12/16/08 John Glenn H.S.12/19/08 Dover H.S.12/23/08 Coshocton H.S.12/30/08 Mount Vernon H.S.01/02/09 Ridgewood H.S.01/09/09 Meadowbrook H.S.01/13/09 Cambridge01/16/09 New Philadelphia H.S.01/20/09 West Holmes H.S.01/23/09 Claymont H.S.01/24/09 Philo H.S.01/30/09 Dover H.S.02/03/09 Coshocton H.S.02/06/09 Meadowbrook H.S.02/13/09 Cambridge02/17/09 Tri-Valley H.S.02/20/09 New Philadelphia H.S.
Ridgewood Varsity Boys Basketball12/05/08 Coshocton12/09/08 Strasburg12/12/08 Hiland12/16/08 Conotton Valley12/19/08 Malvern12/23/08 Newcomerstown12/29/08 Claymont Classic/Lake Christian12/30/08 Indian Valley01/02/09 River View01/06/09 Garaway01/16/09 Sandy Valley01/20/09 TCC01/23/09 Strasburg01/27/09 Hiland01/30/09 Conotton Valley02/03/09 Malvern02/06/09 Newcomerstown02/10/09 Garaway02/17/09 Sandy Valley02/20/09 TCC/ Parents Night
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12/04/08 Indian Valley High School 12/10/08 Meadowbrook HighSchool 12/13/08 Cambridge High School 12/20/08 River View High School 12/22/08 John Glenn High School 12/27/08 West Holmes High School 12/29/08 Carrollton High School 01/03/09 Mt. Vernon High School 01/05/09 Ridgewood High School 01/10/09 New Philadelphia High 01/14/09 Claymont High School 01/17/09 Shadyside High School 01/21/09 Dover High School 01/26/09 Tri−Valley High School 01/28/09 Meadowbrook High School 01/31/09 Cambridge High School 02/02/09 Bishop Rosecrans High 02/04/09 River View High School 02/07/09 New Philadelphia High 02/11/09 Claymont High School 02/14/09 Dover High School
River View Varsity Girls Basketball 11/28/08 Maysville H.S.12/04/08 West Holmes H.S.12/08/08 Claymont H.S.12/10/08 Buckeye Valley H.S.12/13/08 Alexander12/17/08 West Muskingum H.S.12/20/08 Coshocton H.S.12/22/08 Ridgewood H.S.12/27/08 Tri-Valley H.S.01/03/09 New Philadelphia H.S.01/07/09 Dover H.S.01/10/09 Meadowbrook H.S.01/14/09 Cambridge01/17/09 Wadsworth01/24/09 Claymont H.S.01/31/09 Dover H.S.02/04/09 Coshocton H.S.02/07/09 Meadowbrook H.S.02/11/09 Cambridge02/14/09 New Philadelphia H.S.
Newcomerstown Varsity Girls Basketball11/29/08 Indian Valley12/03/08 Tusc. Central Catholic12/06/08 Garaway12/10/08 Strasburg12/13/08 Conotton Valley12/17/08 Ridgewood12/20/08 Malvern12/27/08 Sandy Valley12/30/08 Harrison Central01/03/09 Cancelled - Canton Heritage Christian01/07/09 Hiland01/10/09 Beallsville01/14/09 Tusc. Central Catholic01/19/09 Lake Center Christian01/21/09 Garaway01/24/09 Strasburg01/28/09 Conotton Valley01/31/09 Ridgewood02/04/09 Malvern02/07/09 Sandy Valley02/11/09 Hiland
Ridgewood Varsity Girls Basketball12/03/08 Strasburg12/05/08 Hiland12/10/08 Conotton Valley12/13/08 Malvern12/17/08 Newcomerstown12/20/08 Garaway12/22/08 River View01/03/09 Indian Valley01/05/09 Coshocton01/07/09 Sandy Valley01/10/09 TCC01/14/09 Strasburg01/17/09 Dover01/21/09 Hiland01/24/09 Conotton Valley01/28/09 Malvern01/31/09 Newcomerstown02/04/09 Garaway02/11/09 Sandy Valley02/14/09 TCC/Parents Night
Coshocton Christian School Varsity12/19/08 Faith Community HS01/06/08 Faith Community HS01/09/08 Benton01/15/08 Muskingum Christian Academy01/20/08 Muskingum Christian Academy01/22/08 Excel Academy02/10/08 Excel Academy02/20/09 Benton
Hopewell Indians Basketball12/08/08 Harrison County12/13/08 Stark County12/17/08 Harrison County12/18/08 Licking County01/07/08 Columbus01/10/08 Columbiana County01/12/08 Guernsey County01/20/09 Carroll County01/22/09 Muskingum County01/24/09 Columbiana County01/26/09 Belmont County01/29/09 Monroe County02/14/09 Stark County02/18/09 Monroe County02/23/09 Muskingum County02/25/09 Holmes County
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November 21, 2008Michael A. Brooke to Ty W. and Lisa M. Smith; $95,000 William and Diann Sou-slin to Lewis and Sha-ron Randles; $39,000Sheriff Tim Rogers to Thomas R. Meiser; $46,510
November 24, 2008US Bank National As-sociation, as Trustee to Jessica A. and Nicolo J. Fioritto; $14,000Rosetta Alexander to Homesales Inc. dba Homesales Inc. of Dele-ware; $7,800The Home Loan Sav-ings Bank to Chad E. and Brandie L. Fabian; $66,500
Homesales Inc. dba Homesales Inc. of Deleware to Gerald D. Hochstetler, Jr. $5,500
November 25, 2008Gordon A. Mohler to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.; $35,100John L. Miller, Ann E. McCoy and Susan C. Miller to Susan C. Miller; $30,000Kim E. Wright to John David Haas, Sr and Lois J. Haas; $67,500Alecia S. Savage, et al to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation; $40,000
November 26, 2008Sheryl L. Seitz to Patri-cia A. Tish, Juanita M. Maust and Dwayne J. Maust; $46,000
December 2, 2008Chris A. and Lela L. Morgan to Warren E. Sherry L Horn; $48,000David J. and Phyllis J. Gilmore to David Rearic; $150,000
December 3, 2008Ernie and LuAnn Yoder to Brian S. Weingarth; $78,000Shoulder Estate/Sheriff of Cosh. Co to Robert W. and Jacqueline S. Fritz; $37,000
December 4, 2008Sheriff Tim Rogers to Chase Home Financial LLC; $70,000
Marriage License
November 26, 2008Kirk Walter Cognion of Fresno to Tanya Sue Austin of FresnoPatrick Henry Mahoney of Bedford, MA to Amanda Lynn Stephens
of Bedford, MA
December 03, 2008Adam Matthew Allnutt of Fresno to Han-nah Maria Flowers of Fresno
December 04, 2008Jeremy Adam Flem-ing of Gahanna, OH to Courtney Jane Lindsey of Coshocton
Coshocton Common Pleas Court – Divorces/Dissolutions
Divorces Granted:Jennifer A. Fitch of West Lafayette and Michael L. Fitch of Malvern, OHJayanne Aronhalt-Wise-carver of Coshocton to James Wisecarver of Adamsville, OHJenni Irene Brown of Fresno and Brian Chris-topher Brown of Co-shoctonMary E. Shepherd of Coshocton and R. Scott Shepherd of Coshocton
Dissolutions Granted:Nacole Marie Berisford of Warsaw and Brett Ina Berisford of Newark, OHNancy L. Hoffman of Cambridge, OH and Ralph E. Hoffman of West LafayetteJesi J. Willliamson of Blissfi eld and Justin R. Williamson of WarsawCherry Sweat of Coshoc-ton and James Sweat of Griffi th, INVivian Louise Brown of Coshocton and David R. Brown of CoshoctonSandra J. Bannister of Co-shocton and Michael H. Bannister of CoshoctonKaren J. Baker of Co-shocton and Carl R. Baker of CoshoctonCheryl L. Davis of West Lafayette and Robert F. Davis of West Lafayette
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PRODUCEApples - Several vari-eties. Siegrist Orchard, County Road 439, Dres-den. 740-754-1632
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FARM BUILDINGSEconomy Pole Buildings 60x100x16, $46,998. 64x120x20 Hay stor-age, $37,245. 740-294-9636
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4 bedroom brick ranch, close to CHS. $182,900. Call Stoffer Real Estate Inc. 740-622-6660
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3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, central air, two fireplac-es, one car detached garage, CHS. $49,900. 740-545-7186
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